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H1 New York Times Rice Plays Down Hawkish Talk About Iran
Washington Post Editorial Mr. Bush Warms Up The president joins the climate-change debate -- finally.
Rice Insists Cheney Supports Diplomacy For Iran
The Times How Russia became doubly delusional
Russian thought on how to restore national pride remains stuck in the grooves of tsarist and Soviet strategic thinking Robert Skidelsky
EXCLUSIVE: Iraqi President Open to Insurgent Talks ABC News
US Plans to Extend 'Surge' to Next Year
Kevin Drum CHENEY AND IRAN....Remember that report from Steve Clemons …
CFR Drozdiak: Climate Change Seen as Major G8 Issue
Out-Thought By The Enemy By: Ralph Peters | New York Post
Our current military tactics in Baghdad are the most promising we've tried: deploying units amid the population to provide security around the clock. But we may not have enough troops or enough time left.
Talking Truth to Bush By: Mark Danner | Los Angeles Times
Analysis: At Odds with U.S. over Iraq Oil By: Ben Lando | United Press International
As the Bush administration and Congress press Baghdad to pass an oil law, a parliamentarian visiting Washington wants them to back off the legislation viewed by many to be too friendly to oil companies and detrimental to Iraq.
Financial Times COMMENT: A difficult war for Democrats As the US public sees it, setting a date to bring soldiers home to their lawn-mowers is all right. Depriving them of equipment is not, writes Christopher Caldwell.
COMMENT: What Merkel can win in the coming battle with Bush She will not return from the G8 a victor – but she will not be the leader to yield before Putin or Bush, says Bertrand Benoit.
PostGlobal Competing for Influence, Not Freeing Iraq
The Iran-American dialogue: enemies within | Sanam Vakil
National Intelligence Council Vice Chairman David Gordon to be Condi's Next Policy Planning Director
Los Angeles Times Making Iran our friend By Reza Aslan Abandoning our stated goal of regime change could bring about the reforms in Tehran the U.S. has always wanted.
Baghdad clashes point to rift in Sunni Arab insurgency
Gvosdev Trans-Atlantic Tremors
Independent Robert Fisk: In the shadow of the Second World War
Tom Barnett Let the harsh truth be told: holding onto the past kills Americans today and endangers America tomorrow
Robert Gates speech : 6th IISS ASIAN SECURITY SUMMIT SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE
H2 Guardian The last anchor of stability Mark Lattimer Jun 01 07, 07:30pm: A Turkish invasion at the northern border would compound Iraq's tragedy - Kurdistan is the only area where relative security prevails.
Ambassador Wilson Talks with NTV, June 1, 2007
FT FT REPORT - HOUSE AND HOME: Tarlabashi - On the wrong side of the street
Gül The Times'a konuştu: "Asker bana karşı değil"
TURKEY TO BRIBE US CONGRESSMEN
DeFacto Agency - Yerevan,Armenia
Times Gül'e sordu
İlginç Hayrünisa Gül tarifi!
'Güçlü olmayan siyasetçiler askeri suiistimal ediyor'
AB olmazsa ABD olur!
Peşmerge askerimize silah çekti
PKK kamplarında yok yok!
Turkish Attack in Iraq Would Hit Trade
Kerkük-Bağdat köprüsü havaya uçuruldu
Peşmerge'nin namlusu Mehmetçik'e çevrildi
Bush'tan Irak'a Güney Kore modeli
Talabani'ye 'sonuna kadar destek' sözü
ABD Savunma Bakanı: 50 yıl daha Irak'tayız
‘Mechanism against PKK works well'
Aysel Tuğluk'u protesto ediyoruz
Despite insurgents' plans, Kirkuk is 'success story'
DEBKAfile Exclusive: US forces transfer Iraqi Kurdistan's security ...
Surge Works - Turko/Kurdistan Conflict Begins By Daily Kos
Bush'tan Talabani'ye yardım sözü
Iraq: KRG Should Be Included
Peşmergeler Türk askerine silah çekti
DTP seçimlerde 41 ilden bağımsız aday gösterecek
Başbakan, Hz. İsa'nın izinde, Türkiye "şamaroğlanı"
'Hamas visit undercut Turkish efforts to delegitimize PKK'
'Kuzey Irak'ta Türk askerine silah doğrultuldu'
Iraqi PM Maliki in northern Iraq
Fatih Böhürler Kuzey Irak ve faturası
'Barzani şantaj yapıyor'
Wilson: PKK’ya karşı çalışma yapıyoruz
Wilson says US working on measures against PKK
Üçlü işbirliği sorunu sonsuza kadar çözer
PKK önceliğimiz değil
Can Dündar Mihrican Diyarbakır
Iraqi Kurdistan Govt & Security in North
Rubin: Barzani terörü destekliyor
Turkish-US-Iraq cooperation best way to counter PKK: Butler
Ansar Al-Sunnah Carries Out Deadly Attacks In Mosul, Biji And Kirkuk
TSK masses 100 tanks near border with Iraq last month
PKK itirafçısı da aday!
İran uçağı Diyarbakır'a indirilerek arandı
Şemdinli'de adı geçen Seferi Yılmaz, DTP Hakkari adayı
DTP desteği açıklandı
Controversy grows over weapons found in derailed train
Vagon ve silah bilmecesi
Rubin’den Hamas eleştirisi
Dedeoğlu Terrorism’s impact on foreign policy
..:: ABHABER.COM ::.. EU Energy Policy and Turkey (Original Text)
Rice’tan Türkiye’ye AB desteği
İlter Türkmen Kıbrıs’ta değişen bir şey yok
Bulgaria's parliament ratifies agreement for trans-Balkan oil pipeline
Semih İDİZ Hırvatistan AB'de niçin Türkiye'nin önüne geçti?
BM Barış Gücü ne kadar etkili? Kıbrıs deneyimi
AB Troykası Gül'e operasyon iddialarını soracak
Who destroyed the ıindependence of Cyprus?
Patrik: Genelkurmay Başkanı'na çıkacağım
Critique Of Counter – Terror Policies Of Western States
'Dağlık Karabağ'da barış için ciddi ilerlemeler var'
AMERICAN SPONSOR: US CONGRESS MAY ADOPT ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RESOLUTION
Settlement on Nagorno-Karabakh is not enough for Ankara to open border with Armenia
Lisede namaza soruşturma açıldı
Fethullah Gülen'e beraat kararına bozma istemi
Genelkurmay 291 memur alacak
Okullarda dağıtılan ’Namaz Hocası’ NYT’de
Saygun Paşa: Allah Atatürk’ü başımızdan eksik etmesin
Sürpriz tanık: Akkuş’u Antalya garında gördüm
Atatürk'ün hanımı da başörtüsü takıyordu
Presidential hopeful Gül woos 'Bilderbergers'
H3 Çizmeyi aştılar
Murat Yetkin - Erdoğan'ın seçim taktiği
Baykal, Demirel ile görüşüyor
Tülay Tuğcu'dan Demirel'e sürpriz ziyaret
' Türk askeri Irak'ta operasyon yapıyor'
Abdülhamit Bilici ABDÜLHAMİT BİLİCİ - Yasemin Çongar'ın suçu!
Transatlantik ilişkiler ve Türkiye BAHADIR KALEAĞASI
ABD, Türkiye’ye hareket yapamaz
Düğmeye Ayşe mi bastı
Enis Berberoğlu 23 Temmuz sabahına oynuyor
Tek seçicilerin en uzun 72 saati
Taha AKYOL Irak'a operasyon kimin işi?
M Ali Birand Asker çok farklı düşünüyor...
Şahin Alpay Çözüm içeride!
Şener aday olmuyor
Güneri CIVAOĞLU Şener'in şifresi
DP'de kriz çıktı
Kriz gece de çözülemedi
Aday listesi ile Anavatan'ın malvarlığı kriz doğurdu
Mumcu'dan Yılmaz'a sert cevap
Dink soruşturmasında görüş ayrılığı
Political dance over northern Iraq speeds up
Controversial elite group meets in İstanbul
Dünyayı yönetenlerin zirvesi mi?
[Kuzey Irak'ta Son Durum] 'Kürtler tarihi zorlamamayı öğrendi'
ABD: Türk askeri Irak sınırı içinde
Survey shows Turkey headed to two-party parliament
Taha Kıvanç Hayır, kravat takılmıyor
Fehmi Koru Ayıp sözcük yine devrede
Darbe hazırlıkları ve gazeteciler
Darbenin kuvveden fiile çıkmasını göze almak
Polisi 'çağdaş' yetkilerle donatmak
NAZLI ILICAK Bu ne şeffaf tartışma!
ERGUN BABAHAN Terörle baş etmek...
Ertuğrul Özkök Ahmet Hakan'a katılmıyorum
Özdemir İnce Müslüman Kardeşler Milli Görüş ve AKP (1)
Murat Belge - Kemalizm ve din
Cumhurbaşkanı ve anayasa
Cumhurbaşkanı beklendiği üzere Anayasa değişikliğini Meclis'e iade etti. Bundan sonrası çok karmaşık, toplumu gerçekten ...
Şener’in “sine-i millet” kararı
İsmet Berkan - Seçimin gündemi, halkın gündemi...
M.Ali Kışlalı - Din, devrim ve kadın
Oktay Ekşi Burada da öyle olsun mu?
Fikret BİLA Teziç: Anayasa paketi sakat
Emin Çölaşan Bak sen şu söyleyene!
AK Party closer to center as Abdüllatif Şener drops out
Yusuf KANLI July 23 headlines of the Turkish press ,
AKP'nin yeni transferleri
‘Dark War’by MÜMTAZ’ER TÜRKÖNE*
SAVAŞ SÜZAL BÖLÜKBAŞI DOĞRU SÖYLÜYOR DEVAM
Yaşar Paşa kızmaz inşallah!
Bir siyasal araç olarak türban
Mumcu: DYP taahhütlerine uymadı
Ağar’a rest çekti
'Anavatan genel kurula gitmezse DP olarak yolumuza devam ederiz'
MAHMUT ÖVÜR Bu seçimde 'Bağımsızlar' patlayabilir!
Zeynep Göğüş Adaya göre oy
Hadi Uluengin Komplo mu, ilke mi?
Murat Çelik Ankara’dan son haberler
Ayşe Önal Dünya bizi nasıl algılıyor
Mahir Kaynak Tesadüf
Meral TAMER Baskın Oran: "Ne dini cemaat ezsin bireyi, ne de devlet!"
ERDAL ŞAFAK Demokrasi Manifestosu
Yalçın Doğan İklim değişikliği sanki yok
AKP vitrinine 10 yeni yüz
Şener: Aday değilim. Ama AKP'deyim
Engin Ardıç Abesle iştigal
Ege Cansen Aman, aman dalgalandırma
Serdar Turgut Kredi sarsıntısı
Erdal Sağlam Piyasa mantığıyla siyaset yapmanın tehlikesi
Güngör URAS Gıdada KDV mecburiyet
Deniz Gökçe İcat çıkartan adama ödül!
Neyin bolluğu bu?
H4 New York Times Rice Plays Down Hawkish Talk About Iran
Editorial A Cyberblockade in Estonia The assault on Estonia’s virtual society should put the computer-dependent world on full notice that figuring out how to stop information warfare is essential to all of our security.
Iraqi Bombers Thwart Efforts to Shield G.I.’s Even as the Pentagon has made a major effort to defend against makeshift explosives, the proportion of American deaths caused by them has sharply risen.
No Breakthrough as Iranian Nuclear Talks Recess By: Victoria Burnett and Helene Cooper | The New York Times
Talks between Iran’s nuclear negotiator and a top envoy for the European Union ended late Thursday with few signs they were closer to breaking their deadlock over Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
Seeking Trade to Bridge a Political North-South Divide
The Saturday Profile: A Journey to, and From, the Heart of Radical Islam in Britain
Bush’s Greenhouse Gas Plan Throws Europe Off Guard
18 Dead in Lebanon as Army and Militants Clash
H5 Washington Post Editorial Mr. Bush Warms Up The president joins the climate-change debate -- finally.
The War Against Those Against the War By Michael Kinsley, Page A13
Supporters of the war think they've outsmarted its opponents. They're wrong.
U.N. Team Still Looking for Iraq's Arsenal Though Work Is Seen as Irrelevant, Security Council Can't Agree to End It
Bush Calls on Iran to Release Detained U.S. Citizens President Ends Silence in Response To Spying Charges Against Three
Iraqi Troops' Short Baghdad Tours Faulted But Some Experts Say Quicker Pace Enhances Training
Hezbollah Leads Criticism of U.N. Vote By: Alia Ibrahim | The Washington Post
Hezbollah, the Shiite Muslim militia, and other opposition groups in Lebanon on Thursday denounced the U.N. creation of an international tribunal to prosecute suspects in the 2005 assassination of former prime minister Rafiq al-Hariri, calling it a violation of Lebanon's sovereignty.
Key Aide To Bush Will Resign Next Month Bartlett Oversees Communications
H6 Guardian Abuse and incompetence in fight against global warming
Guardian investigation finds evidence of serious irregularities in the process the world is relying on to control climate change.
President opens up another area of dispute with demand for release of four detained US citizens.
US anger after website puts Baghdad embassy at risk
Fear and luxury lure foreign legions
A look at a shadowy world of foreign legions in Baghdad, where risk and reward can be equally high.
Ian Williams Jun 01 07, 08:00pm: How can the United Nations be expected to listen to the US when Congress reneges on every funding promise?
· Army pounds fighters holed up in refugee camp
· 'Snipers everywhere' as people hide in basements
Video of abducted BBC man released Gaza reporter Alan Johnston says captors have treated him 'very well', in footage on internet.
H7 Democracies Must Speak Out for Democratic Practices, Rice Says
More than any other, the Bush administration has reached for its dictionaries to redefine reality to its own benefit. Yet, almost six years after the September 11, 2001, attacks, the US is in a world in which reality, sometimes absurdly, sometimes grimly beyond comprehension, outraces any words the Bush administration may propose for it. - Mark Danner
Time Sunnis vs. al-Qaeda
By Joe Klein If the foreign fighters are expelled or severely limited, another part of the Bush rationale for staying is wiped
Daily Star Time for sane leaders in the region to take charge of their own affairs
Gates: Iraq Occupation Won't Undermine US Dominence in Asia
Bush Presses Talabani on Benchmarks By: John Ward | The Washington Times President Bush yesterday pressed the president of Iraq, Jalal Talabani, to help Iraq's government meet benchmarks that could calm sectarian strife and set the stage for U.S. troops to leave the region.
Dictators, white-collar crooks, and other conservative causes A look at what's new in The American Enterprise Institute's magazine.
Intellectual celebrity deathmatch: Noam Chomsky v. Alan Dershowitz
Heritage The United Nations Human Rights Council: A Disastrous First Year
US Papers Sat: May's Civilian Casualties
Sunni Arab Leaders Will Head for Washington
Syria says it won't cooperate in international Hariri tribunal
FM: Issue concerns Lebanon alone, and Syria won't concede its sovereignty; UN chief: resolution passed Wednesday is "binding."
War in Iraq Cannot Be Won: Former British Army Chief
A 'Velvet Revolution' in Iran? Elias Harfouch - Four Iranian citizens holding US citizenship were charged with working for the CIA, and accused of planning a 'velvet revolution' in Iran. Could such a regime, established by Imam Khomeini, be so fragile that it is threatened by an academic activist, a journalist, a social scientist?
Arriving in Damascus 2007 - First Impressions
Pakistan Won't Allow Military to Be Denigrated, Minister Says By: Paul Tighe | Bloomberg News
Pakistan won't allow groups or individuals to denigrate the military, judiciary or Parliament and wants the national media to be more responsible in covering protests in the country, a government minister said.
H9 Ha’aretz – Meshal: We'll halt rockets if IDF ends assassinations
Mati Steinberg: The Arab world position on Israel has changed
MEMRI Jun 01 IA# 359 - 'We Are Facing a Second Nakba'-Reactions in the Palestinian Press to the Hamas-Fatah Clashes
Israel: Mythologizing a 20th Century Accident by Gabriel Kolko
Saudi Arms Fight Brewing in Congress
A Different Law for Jews - Ben-Dror Yemini (Maariv-Hebrew/IMRA/Israel Government Press Office)
'Bush neglected Middle East'
US Senator Barack Obama: Our starting point must be strong commitment to Israel's security
Time In the Shadow of the Six-Day War Forty years later, defeats and disappointments continue to shape the lives of Palestinians and Israelis
The Slow-Motion AIPAC Case
Israeli Candidates a Cast From The Past By: Frida Ghitis | Miami Herald
Should Israel's primary voters pin their hopes on the candidate with experience, despite troubling memories of an earlier administration? Or, should they vote for the fresh face, for the man who could bring a new approach to these troubled and dangerous times?
Is Iran sending arms to the Taliban?
ASIA China fears brain drain as its overseas students stay put
· One-child policy partly to blame as 70% fail to return · Beijing plans incentives but problem getting worse
Chinese Vice-Premier Huang dies Chinese Vice-Premier Huang Ju, one of the most senior leaders in China, has died, aged 68.
Too much 'guided democracy'After the economic crisis that ravaged Southeast Asia a decade ago, there were high hopes for genuine political reforms to prevent a repeat of that meltdown. Indeed, some progress has been made toward greater transparency and democracy, notably in Indonesia. In Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and elsewhere, however, the power elites cling to old ways. - Michael Vatikiotis
China's Nuclear Tech Exports By: Mike Olenwine | ISN Security Watch
China is likely to export its variants of recently acquired nuclear technology to Pakistan and Iran.
H11 IHT EU to resume enlargement talks with Serbia Olli Rehn, the EU enlargement commissioner, said the decision Friday had been influenced by the arrest Thursday of Zdravko Tolimir, who has been indicted for war crimes the special tribunal in The Hague.
Europe wary of Bush's motives on global warming
UN urges Mediterranean nations to coordinate rescue of migrants
By NICKY OPPENHEIMER Africa is succeeding - not in spite of the international community's apathy or unreliability, but because of it.
It's now up to Europe to prove its global relevance
BUSH & THE G-8 Bush heads for Europe with heavy baggage President Bush is to arrive in Europe on Monday faced with a long to-do list, and one over-riding obstacle in the way of all of it: For Europeans, he's the least popular U.S. president in history.
BBC Rocket man
Mark Mardell on the US bid to get Europe on side for 'Star Wars'
New Government, Old Presssure for Serbia By: Igor Jovanovic | ISN Security Watch
As Serbia's new government is formed with only minutes to spare before a deadline, finds the same issues and same actors awaiting its attention.
H12 RFE/RL Central Asia: Top UNDP Official Talks About Region's Development Challenges
One Region Or Just Three Separate Countries? Although the international community tends to treat Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia like one region, the three countries have a lot of differences.
A Political Party for Georgia’s Former Defense Minister?
Bush Urges Russia To Reconsider Missile Defense
RUSSIA/CENTRAL ASIA: Security problems solidify ties
EDM MOLDOVA’S PRESIDENT CORNERED BY PUTIN
- NEW RUSSIAN MISSILES MAY REVEAL INTENT OF EAST-WEST PARTNERSHIP
- CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS DOMINATE UKRAINE’S POLITICAL CRISIS
Harpers’s Washington Insiders Lend Helping Hand to 'Princess of Uzbeks'
Oil Groups Can Still Gain From a New Era in Russia By: Alex Turkeltaub and Eleanor Thorp | Financial Times (subscription required) Moscow’s era of ‘the tyranny of unpredictability’ may be drawing to a close.
Russia: United in Opposition, Divided on Candidate By: Natalya Krainova | The Moscow Times
H13 The Times How Russia became doubly delusional
Seizing hostages is a crime that serves no political interest
Troops mass for final assault on camp rebels The Lebanese Army pounded the Nahr al-Bared camp with heavy artillery in the opening of a long-anticipated final offensive
Islamist groups don al-Qaeda’s clothes The Johnston video proves an alarming trend: the rise of Gaza Islamist groups and radicalisation of Palestinian society
Wall Street Journal Energy Independent By JOHN FUND
President Sarkozy offers the Bush team an opportunity in Europe. By MARIE-JOS&EACUTE;E KRAVIS
H14 Financial Times COMMENT: A difficult war for Democrats As the US public sees it, setting a date to bring soldiers home to their lawn-mowers is all right. Depriving them of equipment is not, writes Christopher Caldwell.
Climate change move leaves world guessing
A chorus of European governments, United Nations officials and green activists has for months been calling 2007 a pivotal year for climate change.
Europe furious at US climate call Germany and the European Commission reacted angrily to President George W. Bush’s apparent change of heart on climate change, setting the stage for a stormy G8 summit of rich industrialised countries next week.
Biofuels need not leave us hungry The European Union should drop tariffs on ethanol to avoid a widespread grain crunch before it is too late.
Energy versus food King corn has dethroned king coal as a prime mover in US politics. The result is that there is no sensible policy on ethanol, which has suddenly become everybody's...
COMMENT: Liberty, equality ... and now property Sarkozy has a Thatcherite plan to end French tenants’ habits of stripping the joint before leaving, writes Adam Jones.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Iran is now close to weapons-grade enriched uranium
FT WEEKEND MAGAZINE - MATTHEW ENGEL: How politics lost its punch
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Kouchner will put France back in the diplomatic spotlight
Serbia to resume EU talks after war crimes arrest
Bush demands Iran release US citizens
BBC reporter says treated well by captors
FT WEEKEND MAGAZINE - FEATURE: And on the sixth day the world changed
FT WEEKEND MAGAZINE - DEFINING MOMENT: Michael Dukakis and the Battle for Commander-in-chief
Spy probe sours UK ties, says Russia Complaints that UK is politicising case
LEX COLUMN: Seizure later Ruling delayed on $18bn Kovykta field
COMMENT: Oil groups can still gain from a new era in Russia When it comes to Russian energy, timing is everything. Moscow deferred its decision on the Kovykta gas field but TNK-BP is still expected to lose its permit.
FT WEEKEND MAGAZINE - THE UNDERCOVER ECONOMIST: Shock of the new It took years for electricity’s economic impact to become clear. The same will prove true of information technology.
COMMENT: The marathon man The World Bank’s new chief is a marathon runner with a passion for history – and his mother thinks he needs a haircut.
US and Spain clash over Cuba The US and Spain clashed over how to promote a democratic transition in Cuba, during the first official visit to Madrid by Condoleezza Rice, the US secretary of state.
COMMENT: A battle brews for Blair's legacy
H15 Los Angeles Times Making Iran our friend By Reza Aslan Abandoning our stated goal of regime change could bring about the reforms in Tehran the U.S. has always wanted.
Bush's West Wing Texans are on the wane
Gates reaffirms U.S. commitment in Asia
A cancerous symbol By Joseph Margulies The prison at Guantanamo Bay breeds terror; it must be closed now.
Editorial Real-life immigration reform The compromise bill before Congress isn't perfect, but it is a bold attempt to deal with the unacceptable status quo.
Gas pains Judy Dugan and Thomas Tanton debate the causes of and solutions to rising energy prices.
BBC Political minefield
The issues likely to shape the 2008 battle for the White House
FT Democrats show similarities with Bush Eight Democratic hopefuls for 2008 hold their second debate in the tiny state of New Hampshire. But if their first outing last month was anything to go by, critics of the way the George W. Bush’s administration has handled the post-September 11 world may come away feeling short-changed
Strong job creation lifts US economy The US economy appeared to be pulling out of a stall as figures showing surprisingly strong job creation and factory expansion pushed stocks into record territory
Time A piece examines how Barack Obama gets mileage by telling audiences what they don't want to hear.
WSJ Peggy Noonan President Bush has torn the conservative coalition asunder.
Interview: Is Al Gore considering a last run at the presidency? By Suzanne Goldenberg.
Hillary Clinton: Republican saviour? Gary Younge Jun 01 07, 06:30pm: The American right cannot rally around a candidate for the 2008 presidential elections, but they can rally against one.
Root of All Bush's Troubles: It's the War - John Podhoretz, New York Post
H17 Daily Telegraph What if Israelis had abducted BBC man?
Had Alan Johnston been kidnapped by Jewish fanatics, the Israeli government would have been widely and immediately condemned, argues Charles Moore.
H18 Independent Robert Fisk: In the shadow of the Second World War
The Balt Sun's Siobhan Gorman interviews CIA director Michael Hayden about his past year heading the Agency.
Cyberwarfare worries Estonia fell prey last month to what is being called the first cyberwar.
The Return of the Magic Bullet:
By Victor Davis Hanson Thousands of aliens crossing our 2,000-mile border from an impoverished Mexico reflect a much larger global one-way traffic problem.
State Censors and the Battle for Internet Control By: Peter C. Glover | World Politics Review
State-sponsored censorship of the Internet has increased significantly in recent years, according to a study of 41 countries conducted over the last several months by the OpenNet Initiative, a consortium of researchers from four major universities, including Harvard and Oxford.
H21A crowd of Germans pour out of a bus before the Pearly Gates and see two signs: one points to “Heaven,” the other to “Lectures about Heaven.” Which way do they go? Fritz Stern is German... more»
Package holidays for £5 as sales plummet Mediterranean package holidays go on sale for as little as £5, as travel companies try to offload thousands of unsold holidays.
Is web 2.0 really a new and improved version of the web?
China launches new virtual universe
Alternate reality will be able to handle seven million users at once and will create 10,000 'real' jobs.
Daniel Levitin: Yes, they were the greatest songwriters since Schubert - and now we're beginning to understand why.
The waste land As he joins the binmen on their dawn round and visits the monstrous furnaces of a London recycling centre, Andrew O’Hagan ponders the pressing morality of rubbish.
Google Book Search Tool May Madden Microsoft